The Tariff Made Plain Seven Short Conversations That Bring Out Both Sides Proo
The Tariff Made Plain Seven Short Conversations That Bring Out Both Sides Proo
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And, by the way, the women bear the burden in Europe everywhere. I, having a curiosity to know about that business, went off and hunted up an interpreter. Said I : " I want you to go with me out on the streets. I wish to know about this business that is going on out here. Why, I saw women sawing wood ! " " Oh, nonsense ! that don't amount to any- thing. " "But, " said I, "I wish to know about it. Go with me. " He went with me. "Now, " said I, "you ask that woman" [she was about 50 years of age,... stout, healthy-looking, sawing this wood, cord wood, into about three sticks each], "ask that woman what she gets a day. " He asked her. She said she got, she didn't say fifteen cents, of course, but, translated into English, it was fifteen cents a clay, but that she could not work all day, because she had to go home and see to the children. She could make twenty cents a day if she could work all day. I said to him, " Ask her, in heaven's name, how many children she has and how she takes care of them?" She said she had six.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, by the way, the women bear the burden in Europe everywhere. I, having a curiosity to know about that business, went off and hunted up an interpreter. Said I : " I want you to go with me out on the streets. I wish to know about this business that is going on out here. Why, I saw women sawing wood ! " " Oh, nonsense ! that don't amount to any- thing. " "But, " said I, "I wish to know about it. Go with me. " He went with me. "Now, " said I, "you ask that woman" [she was about 50 years of age,... stout, healthy-looking, sawing this wood, cord wood, into about three sticks each], "ask that woman what she gets a day. " He asked her. She said she got, she didn't say fifteen cents, of course, but, translated into English, it was fifteen cents a clay, but that she could not work all day, because she had to go home and see to the children. She could make twenty cents a day if she could work all day. I said to him, " Ask her, in heaven's name, how many children she has and how she takes care of them?" She said she had six.
What to read after The Tariff Made Plain Seven Short Conversations That Bring Out Both Sides Proo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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